Whirlpool AWM05801 User Manual

WASHING MACHINE

AWM05801

User

Manual

User Manual

EN

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CHAPTER-1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE

• Correct Usage 6-7

• General warnings 8-9-10-11

• Safety warnings 12-13-14-15-16-17

• Packaging and Environment 18

• Savings Information 19

CHAPTER-2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE

• General Appearance 20-21

• Techincal Specications 22

CHAPTER-3: INSTALLATION

• Removing transportation safety screws 23-24

• Adjusting Adjustable Stays 25-26-27

• Electrical connection 28

• Water inlet hose connection 29-30

• Water discharge connection 31

CHAPTER-4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL 32

• Detergent drawer 33-34

• Programme knob 35

• Temperature selection 36

CONTENTS

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CHAPTER-5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING

• Separating laundries 37-38

• Putting laundries in the machine 39

• Adding detergent into machine 40

• Operating your machine 41-42-43

• Auxiliary functions 44-45

• Child lock 46

• Cancelling programme 47

• Finishing programme 48

CHAPTER-6: PROGRAM TABLE 49-50-51-52-53-54-55

CHAPTER-7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE

• Warning 56

• Water inlet lters 57

• Pump lter 58-59

• Detergent drawer 60

CHAPTER-8: FLUSH STOPPER / BODY / DRUM 6 1

CHAPTER-9: TROUBLESHOOTING 62-63-64-65-66

CHAPTER-10: AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO BE DONE 67

CHAPTER-11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION 68-69-70-71

• Disposal of your old machine 72

CONTENTS

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(CORRECT USAGE)

• Denitely read the user’s manual.

• Your machine is designed to be used
domestically. Commercial use will
cause your warranty to be cancelled.

• Keep your pets away from your machine

• Please check the packaging of your machine

before installation, and the outer surface af­ter the package is opened. Do not operate
damaged machines or machines with opened
package.

• Have your machine installed only by author­ized service. Any interference to your machine
by anyone other than authorized services
shall cause your warranty to be void.

• The appliance is not intended for use by
people (including children) with reduced phys­ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge unless they have
been given supervision or instruction concern­ing use of the appliance by a person responsi­ble for their safety. Children should be super­vised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(CORRECT USAGE)

• Use your machine only for laundries that
have been specied as suitable for washing
by the manufacturer.

• Before operating the washing machine,
remove the 4 transportation screws and
rubber spacers from the back of the ma­chine. If the screws are not removed, it
may cause heavy vibration, noise and
product malfunction, (voiding the guaran­tee).

• Your machine is not covered under warranty

for faults caused by any kind of external fac­tors (pesticides, re, etc.).

• Please do not throw away this user manual;
keep it for future reference. You or somebody
else might need it in the future.

Note: Machinery specications may vary de­pending on the product purchased.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(GENERAL WARNINGS)

• The necessary ambient temperature for your
machine’s ideal operation is 15-25°.

• Frozen hoses can tear and explode. In regions
where temperature is below zero, ambient tem­perature might endanger the safe operation of
electronic card.

• Please ensure that the clothes you will place
in your machine do not contain any foreign sub­stances (nail, needle, coins, lighter, matches, clip
etc.) in their pockets. These foreign substances
can damage your machine.

• Before starting to use your machine, you may
call the nearest authorized service and request
free-of-charge help for installation, operation and
use of your machine.

• It is recommended to perform the rst
washing operation in 90˚ Cotton programme
and without laundry by inserting ½ scale
of detergent in 2nd compartment of the
detergent drawer.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(GENERAL WARNINGS)

• As detergent or softener exposed to air for a
long time may cause residues, put your deter­gent or softener in the detergent drawer at the
beginning of every washing.

• It is advised that you unplug your machine
and close the water inlet tap if you will not use
your machine for a long time.
Also, leaving the door of your machine will
prevent the formation of bad odors due to hu­midity.

• Some water might be left in your machine
after the trials and tests conducted due to
Quality Control procedures.
This will not damage your machine.

• Remember that packaging materials of your
machine may be dangerous for children. Keep
the packaging materials in a place where chil­dren cannot reach or dispose of them appro­priately.

• Keep the small parts found in the document
part away from the reach of children and ba­bies.

• Use pre-wash programs only for very dirty
laundry.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(GENERAL WARNINGS)

• Never open the detergent com­partment when the appliance is
running.

• In case of any breakdown, unplug
the appliance rst and then turn
the tap off. Do not attempt to repair
by yourself, always contact for au­thorized service advice.

• The amount of laundry you put in
your washing machine should not
exceed the maximum amount indi­cated.

• Never force the door to open
when the machine is running.

• Washing oury clothes in your
machine damages the machine.
Do not wash oury clothes in your
machine.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(GENERAL WARNINGS)

• Please adhere to detergent/fabric condition­er manufacturers’ advice regarding the use of
fabric conditioner or similar products in your
machine.

• Set up your machine in a place where its
door can be completely opened. (Do not set
up your machine in places where its door can­not be fully opened.)

• Set up your machine at locations that can
be fully ventilated and could have constant air
circulation.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

You must read these warnings. You can
thus protect yourself and your beloved
ones against fatal injuries and risks.

DANGER OF GETTING BURNT!

Do not touch discharging hose and water
during discharging as the appliance may
reach high temperatures when running.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

DEATH RISK DUE TO
ELECTRICAL CURRENT!

• Do not use multiple receptacles
or extension cord.

• Do not plug in damaged or torn
plugs.

• Never pull the cable when un­plugging – always grip the plug
itself.

• Do not plug-in or out the plug
from the receptacle with wet hands
to prevent electrocution!

• Never touch the machine with wet
hands or feet.

• Call the nearest authorized ser­vice for a replacement if the power
cord malfunctions.

Flooding risk!

• Check whether the water runs fast or not be-

fore placing the discharge hose on the sink.

• Take necessary measures to prevent the
slipping of your hose.

• The backring force of a hose that is not
placed appropriately can displace the hose.
Prevent the stopper inside your sink from
blocking the sink hole.

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

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Danger of Fire!

• Do not keep inammable liquids near your

machine..

• The sulphure content of paint removers
might cause corrosion. For this reason,
never use paint-removing materials in your
machine.

• Never use products that contain solvent
material (like washing gas) in your ma­chine.

• Remove all the objects in the pockets of
your laundries (needle, paperclip, lighter,
matches etc.) when placing them your ma­chine.

Fire and Explosion risk may occur.

CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

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Fall and injury hazard!

• Do not climb on your machine. The upper ta-

ble of your machine may break and you might
get injured.

• Tidy the hose, cable and packaging of your
machine during installation. You might trip
over and fall.

• Do not turn your machine upside down, or
on its side.

• Do not lift your machine by holding it from
extruding parts (detergent drawer, door).
These parts might break and cause you to get
injured.

• There’s the risk of tripping and injury if the
materials like hose and cables are not prop­erly stored after your machine is installed.

Machine must be carried by
2 people or more.

CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

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Child safety!

• Do not leave children unattended near the

machine. Children might lock themselves up
into the machine and death risk might occur.

• Door glass and surface might be
extremely hot while your machine
operates. Thus, especially touching the
machine might give damage to the
skins of children.

• Keep packaging material away from children.

• Poisoning might occur if the detergent and

maintenance materials are consumed, and
eyes or the skin might be irritated if they come
into contact with the skin. Keep the cleaning
materials away from the reach of children.

CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
(SAFETY WARNINGS)

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Removal of packaging materials

Packaging materials protect your machine
from any damage that might occur during
transportation. Packaging materials are en­vironment friendly as they are recyclable.
Recycling material provides both raw mate­rial savings and decreases waste produc­tion.

Disposal of old machine

Electrical or electronical old devices
might still contain salvagable parts.
So, never throw away your old devices
that you do not use into the waste.

Ensure that the parts of your old electronic
or electrical devices are reused by giving
them to the gathering centres foreseen by
related authorities.

Please ensure your old appliances are

kept in an appropriate place for the safe­ty of children until they are taken outside
the house.

CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
PACKAGING AND ENVIRONMENT

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CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
SAVINGS INFORMATION

Some important information to get more ef­ciency out of your machine:

• The amount of laundry you put in your wash­ing machine should not exceed the maximum
amount indicated.
By this way, your machine shall run in saving
mode.

• Not using the pre-wash feature for little and
normal-dirty laundry shall save electricity and
water.

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CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE
GENERAL APPEARANCE

Upper Tray

Control Panel

Detergent Drawer

Door

Pump Filter Cover

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CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE
GENERAL APPEARANCE

Transportation Safety
Screw

Transportation Safety
Screw

Transportation Safety
Screw

Transportation Safety
Screw

Water Inlet Valve

Discharging Hose

Power Cable

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CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Operating voltage /

frequency (V/Hz)

Total current (A)

Water pressure

Total power (W)

Maximum dry laundry

capacity (kg)

Spinning revolution

(rev / min)

Programme number

Dimensions

(Height x Width x Depth) (mm)

Maximum: 1 Mpa

Minimum : 0.1 Mpa

2100

800

845 x 597 x 497

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220-240 V~/50Hz

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Before operating the wash­ing machine, remove the 4
transportation screws and
rubber spacers from the
back of the machine. If the
screws are not removed, it
may cause heavy vibration,
noise and product malfunc­tion, (voiding the guarantee).

For this reason, transporta­tion safety screws shall be
loosened by being rotated in
counter-clockwise using an
appropriate wrench.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
REMOVING TRANSPORTATION SAFETY SCREWS

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Transportation screws
shall be removed by pull­ing out.

Fit the plastic transporta­tion screw taps delivered
in accessories bag to the
places where transporta­tion screws have been
removed.

The transportation safety
screws should be stored
to be used in case of
transportation.

NOTE: You should

absolutely remove
the transportation
screws of your
machine before
the rst usage.
Faults occurring
in the machines
operated with
transportation
screw tted shall
be out of scope of
warranty.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(REMOVING TRANSPORTATION SAFETY SCREWS)

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Adjusting Adjustable Stays

• Do not install your machine on a carpet or such grounds

that would prevent the ventilation of its base.

• To ensure silent and vibration-free operation of your ma­chine, it should be deployed on a non-sliding and rm ground.

• You can adjust the balance of your machine through the
stays.

• Loosen the plastic adjustment nut.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(ADJUSTING ADJUSTABLE STAYS)

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• Adjust the stays upward and downward by rotating them.

• After maintaining the balance, compress the plastic adjust-

ment nut upward again.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(ADJUSTING ADJUSTABLE STAYS)

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• Never put cardboard, wood or suchlike materials under
your machine if you are intending to stabilize the distor­tions on the ground.

• When cleaning the ground, on which your machine rests,
be careful not to disorder stays stabilization.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(ADJUSTING ADJUSTABLE STAYS)

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• Your washing machine is set to 220-240V and
50Hz.

• The mains cord of your washing machine is
equipped with a specic earthed plug. This plug
should always be inserted to a earthed socket of
10 amps. The current value of the fuse should be 10 amps.

Fuse current value of the power line connected to this plug
should also be 10 amperes. If you don’t have such a recep­tacle and fuse conrming with this, please have it done by a
qualied electrician.

• We do not take the responsibility of the damages that oc­cur due to ungrounded usage.

NOTE: Operating your machine under low
voltage will cause the life cycle of your
machine to be reduced and its perfor­mance to be restricted.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(ELECTRICAL CONNECTION)

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• Your machine may have either a single inlet
(cold) or double water inlets (cold/hot) based on its
specications.
White-capped hose should be connected to cold
water inlet and red-capped hose to hot water inlet
(applicable for machines with double water inlets).

• To eliminate water leakages in points of contact,
1 or 2 nuts are provided in the hose package (ap­plicable for machines with double water inlets).
Fit these nuts to the ends of new water inlet hoses
on the side of faucet.

• Mount new water inlet hoses to a ¾ ˝, threaded
faucet.

• Connect the white-elbow end of the water inlet
hoses to the white-ltered water inlet valve on the
rear side of the machine and the red-elbow end to
red-ltered one (applicable for machines with dou­ble water inlets).
Tighten plastic parts of the junctions using your
hand.
In uncertain conditions, have the connection works
be done by a qualied plumber.

• Flow of water with pressure of 0,1-1 Mpa will
allow your machine to operate more efciently.)
(0,1 Mpa pressure means that more than 8 litres
of water will ow through a fully-tapped faucet per
one minute.)

• Ensure that points of contact do not leak by tap­ping the faucet completely after carrying making
the connections.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(WATER INLET HOSE CONNECTION)

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10 mm

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• Ensure that the new water inlet hoses are not bent, bro­ken, crushed and resized.

• If your machine has double hot water inlets, the tempera­ture of hot water inlet should be maximum 70°C.

Note: Use only the new water inlet hose
coming with your machine while making
Water inlet hose connections of your ma­chine. Never use old, used or damaged
water inlet hoses.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(WATER INLET HOSE CONNECTION)

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• The end of water discharge hose can be
tted to a specic apparatus directly at­tached to dirty water discharge hole or
outlet joint of the basin elbow.

• Never attempt to extend the water dis­charge hose by jointing.

• Do not put discharging hose of your ma­chine in a vessel, bucket or sink.

• Make sure that the water discharge hose
does not bend, buckle, be crushed or ex­tended.

• The water drain hose should be mounted
at a height of minimum 60 cm, maximum
100 cm from the ground.

CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION
(WATER DISCHARGE CONNECTION)

~ 95 cm ~ 140 cm

~ 145 cm ~ 95 cm

0 – max. 100 cm

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95 cm

150 cm

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CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL

Detergent Drawer

Temperature Adjustment

Knob

Program Ready Light

Program End

Light

Start / Pause Light

Function Indicator Lights

Function Buttons

Start / Pause Button

Program Knob

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CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL
(DETERGENT DRAWER)

Liquid Detergent Apparatus

CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL
(DETERGENT DRAWER)

Main wash detergent
compartment

Softener
Compartment

Pre-wash detergent
compartment

Detergents may form a
sediment in your detergent
drawer or in housing of the
detergent drawer in time. To
clean the sediment, pull out the
detergent drawer from time to
time.To pull out the detergent
drawer:

• Pull the detergent drawer to
the end.(DIAGRAM-1)

• Lift the front of the drawer,
continue to pull until the drawer is pull
out.(DIAGRAM-2)

• Wash will an old toothbrush and
excessive amount of water.

• Take off the leftover detergent avoid
to drop into your machine.

• After drying the detergent drawer put
into the housing in the same manner you pull
out.

(*) Machinery specications may vary depending on the
product purchased.

(DIAGRAM-1) (DIAGRAM-2)

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SECTIONS

Main wash detergent
compartment:

In this compartment, only materials like
detergent (liquid or powder), lime preventer
and such can be used.

Fabric conditioner, starch, detergent
compartment:

You can use softener for your laundry
(recommended amount and type by the producer
is recommended). Sometimes the fabric
conditioners you use for your laundry mar remain
in this compartment. The reason for this is that the
conditioner is not viscous. To prevent this situation,
more viscous liquid softeners are recommended
to be used or the softener could be thinned and
then used.

Pre-wash detergent compartment:

This compartment must only be used when
the pre-wash feature is selected.
Pre-wash feature is recommended for very dirty
laundry.

CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL
(DETERGENT DRAWER)

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CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL
(PROGRAM KNOB)

With the program knob, you can select the program with
which you desire to wash your clothes. You can adjust the
program selection process by turning the program knob in
both directions. You must be careful that the adjustment sign
of the program knob is exactly on the program you want to
select. When you bring the program knob to 0(off) position,
while your machine is running, your program will remain
incomplete.

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CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL
(KNOB)

Temperature selection

By the temparature adjustment knob, you can adjust the
washing water temparature of your clothes between cold
wash and 90 ˚C. When you are selecting the washing water
temparature, pay attention to the international washing signs
on your clothes.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (SEPARATING LAUNDRIES)

• Your laundry has product labels on them that speciy
their specications. Wash or dry your laundry
according to the specifciations on the product label.

• Separate your laundries according to their types
(cotton, synthetic, sensitive, wool etc.), their
temperatures (cold, 30°, 40°, 60°, 90°) and degree of
contamination (slightly stained, stained, highly stained).

• Never wash your coloured and white laundry together.

• Wash your coloured laundries separately in the rst

washing as they may bleed.

• Ensure that there are no metallic materials on your
laundries or in the pockets; if so, take them up.

CAUTION: WARNING: Faults that will
emerge in case of penetration of foreign
substances into your machine are not
included within the scope of warranty.

• Zip up and button up your laundries.

• Remove the metallic or plastic hooks of tulle curtains

or curtains or place them in a washing net or bag and
then muzzle them.

• Reverse textiles such as pants, knitwear, t-shirt and
sweat suit.

• Wash socks, handkerchief and suchlike small
laundries in a washing net.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (SEPARATING LAUNDRIES)

Whitening

available

No

whitening

Normal

washing

No ironing

Ironing temperature

is maximum 200°C

Ironing temperature

is maximum 150°C

Dry cleaning

available

No dry cleaning Leave on a at

place

Drying by

twirling is not

allowed

Dry by hanging

Hang when wet

Dry cleaning in

gas oil, pure

alcohol and

R113 is allowed

Perchloroethylene

R11, R13,

Petroleum

Perchlorinetyhlene
R11, R113, Gas oil

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• Open the door of your machine.

• Spread your laundries in your machine.

NOTE: Note: Maximum loading
capacity may vary based on the
laundry type you will wash, degree
of contamination and the programme
you have chosen. Do not exceed
maximum dry loading capacity
indicated in the programme table for
washing programmes.

You can take the following table of weights as an example.

• Put each item of laundry separately.

• Ensure that no laundry is stuck between the cover

and bellow seal when closing the door of your
machine.

• Push the door of your machine until hearing the
locking sound to close it.

• Close the door of your machine properly, otherwise
your machine will not start the washing operation.

CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (PUTTING LAUNDRIES IN THE MACHINE)

LAUNDRY TYPE WEIGHT (kg)

0.2

0.5

1.2

0.7

0.2

0.1

0.25

Towel
Linen
Bathrobe

Quilt cover
Pillow slip

Underwear
Tablecloth

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The quantity of the detergent that you will ll in your machine
depends on the following criteria:

• Your detergent consumption will change according to the
dirtiness level of your clothes. For your slightly dirty clothes,
do not pre-wash and put a small amount of detergent in the
compartment no.2 of the detergent drawer.

• For your excessively dirty clothes, select a program with
pre-washing, ll ¼ portion of the detergent you will put in
compartment 1 in the detergent drawer and the remaining
portion in compartment 2.

• In your machine,use the detergents developed especially for
automatic washing machines. The quantities that will be used
for your clothes are written on the packing of the detergents.

• As the hardness of your water increases, the amount of the
detergent to be consumed will also increase.

• As the amount of your clothes increases, the amount of the
detergent to be consumed will also increase.

• Fill your softener in the softener compartment in your
detergent drawer. Do not exceed the MAX level. Otherwise,
the softener will diffuse in the washing water via the siphon.

• The softeners with high density should be diluted with some
water before lling in the drawer. That is because the softener
with high density obstructs the siphon and prevents the ow
of the softener.

• You can use uid detergents in all programs without pre­washing. For this, mount the uid detergent level plate in the
second compartment of the detergent drawer and arrange the
amount of uid detergent according to the levels on this plate.

CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (ADDING DETERGENT INTO MACHINE)

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE)

• Plug your machine in.

• Open the water faucet.

• Open the machine door.

• Spread your laundries in your machine.

• Push the door of your machine until hearing

the locking sound to close it.

Selecting programme

Select the convenient programme for
your laundries on the programme table.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE)

AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

Before starting the programme, you
can optionally select an auxiliary
function.

• Press on the button of auxiliary
function you would like to select.

• If auxiliary function symbol on electronic display ashes
continuously, the auxiliary function you have selected will be
activated.

• If auxiliary function symbol on electronic display blinks, the
auxiliary function you have selected will not be activated.

Reason for non-activation:

• The auxiliary function you want to use in

the washing programme you have selected
is not applicable.

• Your machine has passed over the stage,

during which the auxiliary function you
would like to select would be implement­ed.

• It is not compatible with an auxiliary func-

tion you have selected previously.

Spin Speed

Auxiliary
Function

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE)

HALF-LOAD DETECTION SYSTEM

Your machine features a half-load detection system.

In case you put approximately half or less amount of laun­deries of maximum laundry capacity in your machine, your
machine will run so as to save washing time, water con­sumption and energy in some programmes.When the half­load function is active, the machine can complete the pro­gramme you have set in a shorter time.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

FUNCTION BUTTONS

1- No Spin

This program is recommended to be
used for your sensitive clothes on
which no spinning should be done.
By pressing this function button,
you can cancel the spinning process
which is included in the program.

2- Easy Ironing

By using this function, you can ensure
your clothes to come out less wrinkled
after the washing.

No Spin

Easy Ironing

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

Start /Pause Button

Used to start a selected
program or pause
during running.

WARNING!

It is required for the program knob to be
brought to O(off) position before selecting
the program or changing a continuing
program.

Start /Pause

Button

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (CHILD LOCK)

Child Lock

Child lock is used in order to protect the washing cycle from
the effects of unwanted button activations during the cycle.
Child lock is activated by pressing the rst and third button
on the control panel at the same for more than 3 sec.When
child lock is activated,LEDs on the function buttons blink
to indicate that child lock is active.In order to deactive child
lock, the same buttons (1st and 3rd) should be pressed
again for more than 3 seconds.Deactivation of child lock is
shown by blinking of LED on Start/Pause button.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING (CANCELLING PROGRAMME)

If you want to cancel any programme running:

1- Switch the programme knob to “0” position.

2- Your machine will stop the washing operation and the
programme will be cancelled.

3- To get rid of the water accumulated in the machine switch
the programme knob to any programme.

4- Your machine will perform the necessary discharge op­eration and cancel the programme.

5- You can run your machine by selecting a new pro­gramme.

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CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR
LAUNDERING FINISHING PROGRAMME

• Your machine will automatically stop when the program you
have selected ends.

• The program end light will be on.

• Turn the program knob to O(off) position.

• The door will be unlocked in approximately two minutes after
the program ends.You can open the door by pulling the handle
of the door towards yourself and take out your clothes.

• After you unload your clothes leave the door open to dry the
interior of your machine.

• Unplug your machine.

• Close the water tap.

WARNING!

If the power is off end on again after a while
on any stage of the washing program, your
machine will continue the program from the
point where it was interrupted. This is not
harmful for your machine.

Program End

Light

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CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE

COTTON 90°

Washing temperature (°C)

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

5

5

2

1&2

Laundry type / Descriptions

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Programme duration
(Min.)

Detergent compartment

Detergent compartment

Dirty, soil, cotton and linen textile.

Underwears, sheet, table cloth, t-shirt,
shirt, towel (max.2.5 kg)

Very dirty, cotton, coloured and linen
textile.

Underwears, sheet, table cloth,
t-shirt, shirt, towel (max.2.5 kg)

155

140

90°

60°

PRE-WASH COTTON

NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

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NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

COTTON

5

5

2

2

Dirty, cotton, coloured and linen textile

Underwears, sheet, table cloth, t-shirt,
shirt, towel (max.2.5 kg)

Dirty, cotton, coloured and linen textile

Underwears, sheet, table cloth, t-shirt,
shirt, towel (max.2.5 kg)

190

180

60°

40°

COTTON

40 C°

60 C°

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Detergent compartment

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Detergent compartment

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CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE

NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

ECO WASH

Washing temperature (°C)

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

5

2.5

2

2

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Laundry type / Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Programme duration (Min.)

Detergent compartment

Detergent compartment

Slightly dirty, cotton, coloured and linen
textile

80

30

40°

30°

QUICK WASH

Dirty, cotton, coloured and linen textile

Underwears, sheet, table cloth, t-shirt,
shirt, towel (max.2.5 kg)

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NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

ECO 20°

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

2.5

3

2

2

Laundry type / Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Programme duration
(Min.)

Detergent compartment

Detergent compartment

Dirty, synthetic or synthetic mixture
textile.

Nylon socks, blouse

102

84

20°

60°

SYNTHETIC 60˚

Laundry type / Descriptions

Less dirty, cotton and linen textiles.
(Underwear, bedsheet, tablecloth, towel
(max. 2 kg) bedcloth, etc.

Washing temperature (°C)

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CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE

NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

SYNTHETIC 40˚

Washing temperature (°C)

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

3

3

2

2

Laundry type / Descriptions

Programme duration

Programme duration

Detergent compartment

Detergent compartment

Slightly dirty, synthetic or synthetic
mixture textile.

Nylon socks, blouse

Slightly dirty, synthetic or synthetic mix­ture sensitive laundry.Washed without
heating the tap water.

Nylon socks, blouse

65

72

40°

-

SYNTHETIC COLD

Laundry type / Descriptions

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CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE

NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

DELICATE 30˚

Washing temperature (°C)

Washing temperature (°C)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

Maximum dry laundry
amount (kg)

2

2

2

2

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Laundry type /
Descriptions

Programme duration
(Min.)

Programme duration
(Min.)

Detergent compartment

Detergent compartment

Slightly dirty, cotton, coloured,
synthetic or synthetic mixture
sensitive laundry.

Silk mixture, shirt, blouse,
polyamid, poliamid, mixture textile

Dirty, hand and machine to wash
wool laundry.

All wool laundry

70

73

30°

30°

WOOL 30˚

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CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE

NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.

RINSING

SPINNING

DRAINING

When you need an additional
rinsing to be done to your clothes
after the washing process, you can
use this program for all kinds of
clothes.

When you need an additional
spinning to be done to your clothes
after the washing process, you can
use this program for all kinds of
clothes.

This program is used to drain the
dirty water inside after the washing
process of your machine. If you
want the water inside your machine
to be drained before the program
ends, you can use this program.

Laundry type / Descriptions

Laundry type / Descriptions

Laundry type / Descriptions

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CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR
MACHINE (WARNING)

Unplug your machine before
starting the maintenance and
cleaning of your machine.

Turn the tap water off before
starting the maintenance cand
cleaning of your machine.

CAUTION: Your machine’s parts might be
damaged if cleaners with solvent agents
are used.

Do not use cleaning materials with solvent
agents.

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CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR
MACHINE (WATER INLET FILTERS)

On the tap part of your machine’s water inlet hose and at the
ends of water inlet valves, there are lters to prevent entrance
of the dirt and foreign materials in the water to the machine. If
the machine is unable to receive sufcient water
although your water tap is opened, these lters
should be cleaned.

• Remove the water inlet hose.

• Remove the lters found on the water inlet
valves by using a pincer and wash thoroughly
with a brush.

• Clean the lters of the water inlet hoses located
on the tap side by removing manually together
with the seal.

• After you clean the lters, you can t them the
same way as you have removed.

CAUTION:

Filters of water inlet valves may be
clogged due to contaminated water faucet
or lack of necessary maintenance or valves
may be broken down, causing water leaking
into your machine continuously.

The breakdowns that may arise due to
these reasons are out of the scope of
warranty.

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CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR
MACHINE (PUMP FILTER)

The pump lter system elongates the life of your
pump, which is used to drain the dirty water. It
prevents lint to enter the pump. Cleaning of your
pump lter in every 2-3 months is recommended.
To clean your pump lter:

• Open the kickplate’s cover, by pulling the
handle.

• Before opening the lter cover,place a cup in
front of the lter cover to prevent ow of the
remaining water in the machine.

• Loosen the lter cover by rotating it counter
clockwise and drain the water.

• Remove the foreign materials from the lter.

(*) Machinery specications may vary depending
on the product purchased.

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CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR
MACHINE (PUMP FILTER)

• Check for the rotation of the pump manually.

• After you have cleaned the pump, t the lter
cover by rotating clockwise.

• Put the kickplate cover into the place.

• Do not forget that if you do not t in the lter
cover properly, it will leak water.

WARNING!

As water in the pump may be hot, wait
until it cools down.

(*) Machinery specications may vary depending on the
product purchased.

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CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR
MACHINE (DETERGENT DRAWER)

Your detergents may deposit residue in detergent drawer
and housing of detergent drawer over time.
To clean the residue formed, disassemble the detergent
drawer in particular periods. It is recommended that you
clean your detergent drawer every 2 months.
To eject the detergent drawer:

• Pull the detergent drawer up to the end

• Keep on pulling by depressing on the section shown below

in the detergent drawer and keep pulling and then unsettle
the detergent drawer.

• Flush it using a brush.

• Collect residues in the housing of the detergent drawer

without dropping them inside the machine.

• Assemble the detergent drawer after drying it using a towel
or dry cloth.

• Do not wash your detergent drawer in dishwasher.

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CHAPTER -8: FLUSH STOPPER / BODY / DRUM

Flush stopper

Disassemble the detergent drawer. Disassem­ble the ush stopper and clean the softener
residues completely. Ret the ush stopper
after cleaning it. Check whether it has settled
properly.

Body

Clean the outer body of your machine with
warm water and a non-inammable cleaning
agent that will not abrade the body of your
machine. After rinsing with some water, dry it
using a soft and dry cloth.

Drum

Do not leave metallic objects such as needles,
paper clips, coins etc. in your machine. This
objects lead to formation of rust stains in the
drum. To clean such rust stains, use a non­chlorine cleaning agent and follow the
instructions of manufacturers of the cleaning
agent. Never use wire wool or similar hard
objects for cleaning rust stains.

All repairing operations required for your machine should be
carried out by our authorised service. If your machine re­quires a repair or if you cannot remove the fault by the help
of the information provided as follows:

• Unplug your machine.

• Turn the water faucet off.

(*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of
your machine.

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CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING

FAULT

Your machine does
not start.

Your machine does
not intake water.

It is not plugged. Plug it.

Replace the fuses.

Check mains power.

Press on Start/
Pause button

Switch the programme
button to the desired
position.

Close the machine
door.

Turn your faucet on.

Check water inlet
hose and untwist.

Clean water inlet hose
lters. (*)

Clean the valve
inlet lters. (*)

Close the machine
door.

Fuse blown.

Electricity cut-off.

Start/pause button
not pressed.

Programme dial
‘stop’ position.

The machine door is
not completely closed.

Water tap is turned off.

Water inlet hose
may be twisted.

Water inlet hose
clogged.

Valve inlet lter
clogged.

The machine door
not completely
closed.

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

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CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING

(*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of
your machine.
(**) See the chapter regarding installation of your machine.

Your machine
does not dis­charge water.

Your machine
vibrates.

Discharging
hose clogged or
twisted.

Check the discharg­ing hose, then either
clean or untwist.

Pump lter
clogged.

Laundry settled
in the machine
unevenly.

Spread your laun­dry in the machine
evenly.

The feet of your ma­chine have not been
adjusted.

Adjust the feet on
your machine. (**)

Safety stays tted
for transportation
not disassembled.

Disassemble the
safety stays of your
machine. (**)

Less amount of
laundry in the ap­pliance.

This will not block
operation of your
machine.

Your machine is
overloaded with
laundry or laundry
settled unevenly.

Do not put in
laundry more than
the amount recom­mended and settle
the laundry in the
machine evenly.

Your machine
rests on a hard
surface.

Prevent your ma­chine from resting
on hard surfaces.

Clean the
pump lter. (*)

FAULT

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

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CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING

Excessive foam is
formed in the detergent
drawer.

Excessive amount
of detergent used.

Press on Start/Pause
button To eliminate foam
formation, mix a spoon
of softener with half
litres of water, and pour
the mixture in the deter­gent drawer. After 5-10
minutes, press on Start/
Pause button again. In
your next washing opera­tion, Adjust the detergent
dose accordingly.

Use detergents
produced only for
automatic washing
machines in your
machine.

Wrong deter­gent used.

The contamination de­gree of your laundries
does not match the
programme you have
chosen.

Select the programme
appropriate for the
contamination degree
of your laundries. (See
programme table)

Adjust the amount of
detergent based on the
amount and contami­nation degree of your
laundries.

Amount of detergent
used insufcient.

Laundries in ex­cess of maximum
capacity put in your
machine.

Load your machine with
laundries, amount of
which will not exceed
maximum laundry ca­pacity.

Unsatisfactory
washing result.

FAULT

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

(**) See the chapter regarding installation of your machine.

Unsatisfactory
washing result.

As soon as the ma­chine is loaded with
water, water dis­charges.

No water appears
in the drum during
washing.

Laundries have
detergent residues
on them.

Grey spots appear
on the laundries.

Water being hard.
( Contaminated, lime
water etc.)

Laundries distributed
in your machine non­homogenously.

The end of water
discharging hose
is too low for the
machine.

No fault. Water is
in the unseen part
of the drum.

Non-dissolving
particles of some
detergents may
stick to your
laundries as white
spots.

The reason for such
spots may be oil,
cream or ointment.

Adjust the amount of
detergent based on the
instruction of detergent
manufacturer.

Spread your laun­dries in the ma­chine properly and
homogeneously.

Set the water dis­charging hose on ap­propriate height. (**)

Perform an extra
rinsing by setting your
machine to “Rinsing”
programme, or clean
the spots using a
brush after your laun­dries dry.

Apply the maximum
amount of detergent
instructed by the deter­gent manufacturer in the
next washing operation.

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FAULT

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

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CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING

Spinning operation is
not performed or runs
late.

No fault. Unbalanced
load control system
has been activated.

Unbalanced load control
system will try to spread
your laundries homoge­neously.
Wringling operation will
begin after your laundry
is spread. Place the
laundry in the machine in
a balanced fashion the
next time.

FAULT

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

Your machine is equipped with the systems which are capa­ble of both taking necessary precautions and warning you in
case of any breakdown by means of continuous self-check­ing during washing operations.

(*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of
your machine.

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CHAPTER -10: AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND
WHAT TO BE DONE

FAILURE
CODE

FAILURE
INDICATOR

PROBABLE
FAILURE

THE PROCESS TO BE
DONE

E01 The start/

pause light
blinks.

The door is not
shut properly.

Shut the door properly so
that you hear the click. If the
problem persists, turn off the
machine unplug and apply
to the nearest authorized
service immediately.

Err 02 The program

ready light
blinks.

The water level
in your machine
is below heater.
The pressure of
your water sup­ply may be low
or locking.

Turn on the tap to the end.
Water may be cut, check
it.If the problem is still
continuing,your machine will
automatically stop after a
while.Unplug your machine,
turn off the tap and apply
to the nearest authorized
service.

Err 03 The start/

pause light
and program
ready light
blinks .

The pump has
failed or the
pump lter is
obstructed.

Clean the pump lter.If the
problem persists,apply to the
nearest authorized service.
(*)

Err 04 The program

end light
blinks .

Communication
error

Shut down your machine
and unplug. Turn off your
tap and apply to the nearest
authorized service.

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CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Alcoholic drinks: Spotted area should ini­tially be washed using cold water, and then
be wiped with glycerine and water and rinsed
with vinegar-mixed water.

Shoe shine: Spot should be rubbed out
gently without damaging the cloth and be
scrubbed and rinsed with detergent. If not
removed, it should be scrubbed using the
mixture obtained by adding 1 scale of alco­hol (96˚) into 2 scales of water, and then be
washed with warm water.

Tea and coffee: Stretch the spotted area of
your laundry throughout the openning of a
vessel, and pour hot water as much as the
type of your laundry can resist.
In case the type of your laundry permits,
wash with bleacher.

Chocolate and cocoa: After submerging
your laundries in cold water and rubbing it
using soap or detergent, wash it in tempera­ture that fabric type of your laundry can re­sist. In case the oil stain is still visible, wipe
with oxygen water (3%).

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CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Tomato paste: After rubbing out the dried
substances without damaging your laundry,
submerge it in water for 30 minutes, and then
scrub and wash it with detergent.

Bouillon-Egg: Remove dried spot residues
on your laundry, and then wipe it with a
sponge or soft cloth submerged in cold water
previously. Scrub with detergent, wash with
diluted bleacher.

Grease and oil stains: Firstly, wie the
residues. Scrub the spot with detergent and
wash it with warm soapy water.

Mustard: Apply glycerine on spotted area.
Scrub with detergent and wash. If the spot
cannot be removed, wipe with alcohol. (For
synthetic and colour fabrics, a mixture of 1
scale of alcohol and 2 scales of water should
be used)

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Fruit: Stretch the spotted area of your laun­dry throughout the opening of a vessel, and
pour cold water on it. Do not pour hot water
on the spot. Wipe with cold water and apply
glycerine. Allow 1-2 hours, wipe with a few
drops of white vinegar, and rinse it.

Grass stain: Wipe the stained part with
detergent. If the type of your cloth permits
bleacher using, wash with bleacher. Wipe
your woollen laundries with alcohol. (For
colour fabrics, a mixture of 1 scale of pure
alcohol and 2 scales of water)

Oil paint: Spot should be removed by apply­ing thinner before drying. Then it should be
wiped with detergent and washed.

Burn stain: If your laundry is suitable for
applying bleacher, you can add bleacher into
washing water. For wool fabric, a cloth pre­viously submerged in oxygen water should
be covered over the stain and it should be
ironed after putting a dry cloth on this cloth.
It should be washed after being rinsed prop­erly.

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Blood stain: Submerge your laundries in
cold water for 30 minutes. If the stain is not
removed, then submerge in a mixture of wa­ter and ammoniac (3 spoons of ammoniac in
4 litres of water) for 30 minutes.

Crema, ice cream and milk: Submerge your
laundries in cold water and scrub the spotted
area with detergent. If the spot is not re­moved, apply bleacher to the extent suitable
for your laundries. (Do not use bleacher for
colour laundries.)

Muff: Muff stains should be cleaned as soon
as possible. Stain should be washed with
detergent water, nevertheless if it cannot be
removed, it should be wiped with oxygen
water (3%).

Ink: Subject the spotted area to running
water and wait until the ow of inked water
ends. Then wipe it with lemon-added water
and detergent, and wash it after allowing 5
minutes.

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DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD MACHINE

This symbol on the product or package implies that
the product should not be treated as domestic waste.
Instead, it should be delivered to applicable waste col­lection places recycling electrical and electronic equip­ment.
You will contribute to avoid potential negative results
regarding environment and human health, which will
arise due to wrong waste procedure for the product by
ensuring that this product is annihilated properly.
Recycling materials will help natural resources be pre­served.
For more detailed information regarding recycling of
this product, please contact local municipality, domes­tic waste annihilation service or the shop you have
purchased the product.

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